. this morning we are still waiting to see if a body found is that of a missing oakland woman. >> tens of thousands of people are set to spill into golden gate park for day two of the outside music festival. why this is just one of several big events in san francisco today that will be drawing huge crowds. >> and still no deal in the bart labor dispute but now the governor may move to keep the trains running. >> complete bay area news

coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on two. >> and good morning everybody. welcome to mornings on two. it's saturday august 10th. >> let's check in on your weather with rosemary. how are things looking this saturday morning? >> we have a warming trend this morning. a lot like how we started yesterday. the low clouds back with us. patchy drizzle around the bay and we are looking at an afternoon with mostly sunny skies, if the warming trend were going to carry into early next week. i will have your numbers for today. i will show you how warm i expect we will get in the extended forecast coming up. >> authorities are still trying to identity a body found during the search for a missing woman from oakland. crews were looking for sandra coke yesterday afternoon when they found the body of a woman in vacaville. she has been missing since sunday. she is an investigator with the

federal defender's office in sacramento. >> we are waiting confirmation on the identity of the body and then after that the next process will be to tell the next of kin. >> oakland police identified a convicted sex offender as a person of interest in the case. coke's friends say the two dated 20 years ago and he recently reappeared in her life. more details on the former alameda county prosecutor said the 56-year-old was acquitted of murder in the 80s but while awaiting trial he was charged in the death of another inmate. he pleaded no contest and was sentenced to six years. he also has prior convictions for kidnapping and rape and served time for robbery. he is currently being held. >> officials are sister ago in on the dense idaho wilderness for the man accused of killing two people and kidnapping

hannah anderson. the bodies of anderson's mother and brother were found in a burned out house last sunday. investigators say his car was found hidden under some brush yesterday with its license plates removed. officials were able to confirm it was his car using a vin number this have been searching the woods since wednesday when horse back riders reported seeing him and anderson. they had backpacks and the teen didn't appear to be harmed. more than 100 people are searching for them on foot and on horse back. checkpoints have been set up as well. >> our number one concern is tipping hannah. at the same time we want to make sure crews are safe. >> and in another development dna analysis confirmed that the remains of 8-year-old ethan anderson were found in the burned out house. >> happening today, four major

events in and around san francisco are bringing nearly 150,000 people to the city by the bay. that is also bringing some major traffic concerns. alex savage live for us at san francisco golden gate park. the site of the outside music festival. >> reporter: they are getting ready to get started. golden gate park will be packed with people and this will be one of several spots around san francisco where you will find large crowds. these gates behind me will open to the public at 11 for this sold out festival. i'm told that people will start showing up much earlier than that to try to stake out a prime spot for today's shows ♪ [ music ] the 6th outside music and art festival kicked off yesterday with a headlining set from paul

mcartney. a crowd of 6 5,000 were on hand to take in all the shows during day one of the music festival. today's line up includes fans like jurassic5, phoenix and nine inch nails. sometimes with all the big crowds and people there can be problems for people who live close to the park. a lot of neighbors have raised concerns and sometimes it's because people have spent the day drinking during the festival. >> when people are coming out of the show they are in a much worse situation. when they go in they are friendly and happy. when they come home they want to get away with things. >> reporter: now here is a break down of what will be a busy day here in san francisco. outside from noon to ten tonight in addition there is 49ers fan fest that's happening at candle stick fest starting at noon. on top of that the giants are at home facing the orioles at at&t park with a 1:05 first pitch there and of course don't forget about america's cup

always ongoing. you can expect big crowds there -- they have a race that gets started at one this afternoon. if you are heading into the city today you are probably going to have company and can probably expect heavy traffic. live this morning in san francisco, alex savage. >> you just heard him mention 49erss fan fest. today's event will be the last one held at candlestick park. thousands of fans will be headed to the stick to watch the team practice and grab autographs. there will be live music, face painting, photograph booths and the only time training camp will be open to the public. the festival gets going at noon and you can watch practice from two to four. 49ers alumni, the gold rush cheerleaders and current player also be there to sign autographs. >> bart negotiations resume at ten and trains will almost certainly run on monday whether or not a deal is made this

weekend. the governor plans to ask a judge to stop a strike if there is no deal by tomorrow. he filed his request for a cooling off period yesterday. bart's chief negotiator said it won't change the district's goals. >> a cooling off period isn't my concern. our concern is trying to get this thing done. >> there is no possibility that that this union will come to a resolution if our very serious safety concerns are not addressed. >> she said she waited hours for a counter proposal from bart yesterday and would be disappointed if it doesn't come in this morning. >> we have new details on the man police shot and killed thursday morning in sunnyvale. police say he lunged at s.w.a.t officers with a foot long kitchen knife. the officers had gone to the man's home after he told police dispatchers he had killed someone. after shooting the man police found a woman's body inside the

home. the identities of the man and woman have not been released. a funeral is being held for a 19-year-old. she was riding in a car when she was hit by a stray bullet and died. she was a nursing student at san jose state university. a judge denied bail for the man accused of firing the shot that killed he . >> today the police department is teaming up with a youth center to host a gun buy back. it'll be held at youth up rising from ten to three. gun owners must prove they live in oakland. they will be paid $100 for hand guns and 200 for assault weapons. they must be working and unloaded. san francisco police chief is calling for a nationwide gun registry. he said this will let police officers know who has guns and that they have been checked and cleared. he said this will give officers the best chance to keep

everybody safe. he made that announcement yesterday at the american bar association meeting. other people in attendance disagreed saying it's not the government's business. >> a week ago we were talking about how cool it was and maybe people would like it warmer. they will get their wish this weekend. >> its going to be a slow warm up. you remember the cooldown? we took baby steps down day by day and then it was ten to 15- degrees below the season allah rage. now we will take baby steps back up. today going to be slightly warmer than yesterday. outside right now a lot like what we had yesterday. the low clouds are back, the patchy drizzle, the fog. we will see clearing again late morning, early afternoon and temperatures today just a few degrees above yesterday's highs. right now temperatures, warmer than how we started yesterday. mid to upper 50s around the bay area, 60 degrees in oakland, 60

livermore, 60 -- most of us, in 50s. 56napa, mid50s fairfield. on shore breeze continues at fairfield. we will watch this number to know how strong that delta breeze is blowing because it was a direct influence on how the temperatures will end up into the afternoon. that on shore breeze slowly weakening just a bit but very similar to how we woke up yesterday with the on shore breeze as well and the low clouds, north bay, south bay, well inland, mostly cloudy conditions in livermore and concord. backing it up and tracking this system now for several days, it's slowly making a path to the north and when it does, and as it does, temperatures are beginning to rebound. if you are going to the music festival partly to mostly cloudy and temperatures on the cool side. upper 50s to low 60s for the entire day so bring along the jacket. chances are you will need it. afternoon highs 78napa, 68

berkeley, 71 oakland, low 60s along the coast with partly to mostly cloudy skies, inland locations low to mid80s expected in areas around livermore, antioch, 85 for you, one of the warmer spots, 8 it down south. 74 for santa cruz, 78 in loss gatos. extended forecast with your weekend in view. waking up with a patchy drizzle, breaking away to partly cloudy skies for the afternoon. temperatures in the low 80s. we are still running cool for this time of year. low 70s around the bay. low 60s along the coastline. sunday will be the warmer day of the weekend and as we get into early next week the temperatures continue to climb. finally reaching into the low 90's for the inland cities by midweek wednesday. upper 70s around the bay. i will have a view of your saturday lunchtime numbers coming up. >> a plea after a disabled dog gets his wheelchair stolen. how he is getting around and why his owner thinks someone

took it. >> and washed away by a flash flood. the video from a colorado highway patrol officer and the search continuing this morning. >> first a live look outside. the golden gate bridge on this saturday morning. traffic very light but if you are coming in if marin, sonoma, don't forget an active morning in the city, music festival, giants, niners fan fest and america's cup. could be sluggish on the golden gate you're watching mornings on two. [ female announcer ] jump-start your day

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. thank you for joining you. we are greeted by low clouds over oakland at this hour. 59 degrees outside. >> dramatic video from colorado as cars were washed away by floodwaters on friday night. this after nearly an inch and a

half of rain that fell just west of colorado springs. vehicle that weren't washed away were stranded and a highway was shut down. the floodwaters washed away a house. one witness said she was nearly crushed by the floating home. >> the woman's house came rushing down. i saw it coming. i took my backpack off, hooked it to the bar that i was holding onto and the house came rushing through the ditch and touched my shoulder. >> authorities say three people were injured and one is still missing this morning. the area was hit by wildfires last year making it at risk for flash floods because the soil doesn't absorb much water. as many as six are feared dead after a plane crash in connecticut. the plane went down into homes yesterday as it tried to land at an airport in the town of

east haven. the governor said rescuers saw at least two bodies in the wreck. >> he have water in the basement. we can't get in to the basement to do the investigation that's necessary to find this out. the home is still a little unstable so it's going to be tough to get in there. >> the ntsb said there were reports of two oro three people on the plane and several victims on the ground including children. the new york times reports a former microsoft executive and his son were on the plane. they had been touring colleges. four families from the bay area are suing boeing for last month's crash at san francisco international. they say the airline didn't properly train its pilots and they allege the design of the plane's control system didn't properly warn pilots about the danger until it was to late. the lawsuit seeks unspecified damages. >> happening today the president is scheduled to land in florida in the next hour. he is speaking at the disabled

american veteran's convention in orlando at nine. he is expected to talk about the backlog of disability claims that has been key concerns among the vets. they say the backlog has ballooned since he took office. it is starting to drop because of mandatory overtime. the president and first lady will then fly to cape cod. they will vacation through next sunday the 18th. >> over the past four years we have worked to help millions of responsible homeowners get back on their feet. while we aren't where we need to be yet our housing market is starting to heal. >> before going to florida he used his weekly address to talk about getting help for the middle class. he called for congress to pass legislation that would make refinancing easier, help qualified families get mortgages and he said its time to get rid of fannie may and freddie mac. tomorrow the united states will reopen 18 embassies that were closed because of

terrorist threats. one in yemen and one in pakistan will stay shut. the closures started after messages were intercepted by authorities. a state department spokeswoman wouldn't discuss the reasons for their reopening and said there are still ongoing concerns about al-qaeda attacks. >> a reward is being offered for the return of a wheelchair owned by a disabled dog in richmond. smoocher requires the wheelchair. yesterday it was stolen after they returned from their walk. laura said she left it outside her home just for a few minutes and when she came back it was gone. >> a crime of opportunity. >> right. >> they didn't know what they had and we would like to get it back. >> she thinks whoever took it didn't know what it was and just wanted it for the parts. she said the dog can't walk and needs the chair to get around. right now she has to carry him.

whoever returns the chair will get the reward no questions asked. >> security may soon be stepped up at the laurel post office in oakland to stop people from breaking into a drop box outside. the mailbox has been broken into several times since june. they are still trying to find out how the people have been steal what is supposed to be a secure box. some are worried someone is going to try to steal their identity. >> in my out going mail was $700 worth of checks but a application for a credit union with my mother's maiden name, birthday, security number, everything. >> inspectors are asking more victims to come forward and say it may be best to just go inside the post office to mail. happening later today foam berkeley will march to try to stop the sale of a post office. since july 27th they have been camping outside the post office and at noon they planning

commission to march. the march will begin and end at the berkeley post office. the group said they won't give up until the city agrees not to sell the building. >> a warning, the next two months are critical times for avoiding west nile virus. this week seven birds in contra costa tested positive for the disease raising the total to 31 birds and four groups of mosquitoes. officials say it's important to wear repellant and get rid of standing water >> in today's back to school segment police, firefighters and paramedics will participate in an active shooter training drill. the drill will give them a chance to practice what to do if there is a gunman on practice. it's all happening at san leandro high school from two to five. new guidelines are giving schools healthier lunches. yesterday the district gave parents and so students a

chance to pay some of the new items. they are being offerod 20 new options. the new guidelines require adding foods like beans and red, green and orange vegetables. eventually the district plans to let students order lunches online. the website has a back to school section to get you ready for the school year. it includes start dates for all bay area districts and ways to save on back to school shopping. we have also posted some school photographs of our on air talent. look for the back to school tab which is at the fop of the home page >> claudine has photographs and those are glamour shots. >> they are not. >> wow. >> big hair was in. just let it go. >> bring it up. have you to -- you have to see it. >> we are still waiting for yours. bringing homes babies can be a hard time. why one city is considered the

most expensive place to raise a baby. >> a warm up in store. a look at the temperatures expected for your neighborhood. ♪

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. san jose tops the list when it comes to the most expensive places to raise a child. according to the company it costs in san jose $41,000 the first year of a baby's life. ouch. that is nearly double the national average of $26,000. many parents say that a new baby of course is priceless. >> don't let the cost scare you. it's super rewarding. i could ask for anything better. >> santa cruz was the second on the list. san francisco ranked 4th. some of the factors included housing, child care, health care and baby items.

while the rankings were based on estimated costs the real numbers can be reduced if, for example, parents take hand be downs and have relative's help with child care. >> a baseball team is a step away from the world series. the little league world series. last night the belmont redwood shores beat a team from arizona to move onto the western regional game. that will be played tonight. the winner goes onto the world series in pennsylvania josh reddick had a night to remember. >> and he drill that one to right that baby is gone. >> the monster blast to right. you can call it a hat trick. he had three home runs last night against the blue jays going in to the game. right fielder had just five on the season. the a's go onto win 14-6. the giants love to put up 14 one

night. ott fence has struggled. last night giants down, bottom of nine. hunter pence, all tied but they leave posey on third. we have to go extra. the orioles didn't wait long. they tacked on a three spot in the 10th. the orioles win 5-2. the giants play game two starting at 1:00 this afternoon. >> time now 7:26. let's go over to rosemary. we are inching up to a warmer day. >> that's a good way of putting it. sometimes we will see a huge spike. not going to be the case with this warming trend. it'll be slow. let's take a look at the numbers expected for your day today as you get out the door this morning, temperatures in the you local products to mid50s around -- along the coastline. around the bay and inland mid to upper 50s. a few low 60s but mostly

cloudy, patchy drizzle, for the lunch hour. low 60s expected in and around san francisco, along the coastline. 66 oakland. low 70s livermore, antioch, concord and in to the afternoon temperatures warmer than yesterday. 84 in antioch. 80 concord. low 70s haywood. 66 san francisco, if you are going to see the giants play bring the jacket. it'll be another cool afternoon with the sea breeze moving in for the second half of the day. the extended forecast, there is that trend. it's a slow one. finally getting back to the seasonal av era ge by midweek wednesday. i will have a detailed look. >> a famous business person facing serious charges. how a camera in his bedroom provided a clue >> you are going to have company in the city today. from the music festival to america's cup, we will tell you about the list of event that will mean huge crowds in san francisco b

. its going to be a very busy day in san francisco. four major events taking place in hours of each other and thousands of people headed into check out the action it's saturday august 10th. >> big events in and around

san francisco are bringing nearly 150,000 people to the city by the bay. that's also bringing some major traffic concerns we are live in golden gate park. >> reporter: i'm told the people will be showing up much earlier trying to get a prime spot on the grass for today's shows. golden gate park will be filled with music lovers today and this will be just one of several spots around san francisco where you will find huge crowds this was the scene last night at the music festival with a one of a kind performance. a crowd of about 6 5,000 people were on hand to take in the show. that was day one of this three day music festival that continues through sunday.

today's line up includes bands like phoenix, and tonight nine inch nails. the festival features a mix of acts but for many people seeing sir paul mccartney doing a three hour set was something special. >> i don't know how much longer he will tour so i would like to see him. >> i came to see a beatle. and now i'm going to see something modern. >> reporter: and a break down of what will be a busy day. outside the music cranks up at noon through ten. there is also 49ers fan fest at candlestick, that starts at noon today. then the giants are at home playing the orioles with a 1:05 first pitch and of course america's cup is happening as well. big crowds if you are headed into the city today are here you can expect

serious traffic. good idea probably to get out the door ktvu channel 2news. >> as alex said expect thousands more crowding the area for america's cup races day. yesterday italy's skipper criticized oracle after a boat builder found lead pellets hidden in the boats used in last year's world series. they have given up their trophies and may be penalized >> san francisco police are septembering two separate overnight shootings in the bayview hunter's point neighborhood. both happened around 11. they happened six minutes apart and less than a mile away from each other but police couldn't say if they are connected. one man was hurt by flying glass after a bullet went

throughous wind shield. a second was shot in the arm and took himself to the hospital. two male suspects are wanted in connection with the second shooting one person has been arrested in a triple stabbing. this happened after six near the corner of 23rd and south bend. police found three people who had been stabbed and rushed them to the hospital. the condition of the it would have the three has been upgraded and their injuries are not considered life threatening. a man is facing charges they hit his girlfriend during an attack caught on video. he pleaded not guilty yesterday to 47 counts of domestic violence prosecutorrers say he struck his girlfriend more than a hundred times after learning she cheated on him

he has appeared on oprah and on secret millionaire. his lawyers say he is being targeted for being famous. >> this always difficult when you have a high profile to not believe you are being singled out. >> a camera in his bedroom reportedly recorded the attack. the lawyers say it was taken illegally. a judge will consider a request to throw out the evidence. he is free after posting a one million dollar bail. >> four firefighters are recovering this morning after getting hurt in a fire. that fire started late yesterday afternoon in an empty building. flames spread to the roof of the structure . none of the injuries are considered life threatening. the cause is now under investigation. late last night the governor declared a state of emergency for a southern california community threatened by a fire. the silver fire is burning about 20 miles west of palm springs near banning. cal fire said 18,000 acres have

burned so far and flames have destroyed 26 homes and one business but there is some good news. authorities lifted some evacuation orders for residents in the area. officials say that fire fews have it about 40% contained but warmer weather and calmer winds could create tougher conditions. fighting wildfires with the help of nasa. coming up in 20 minutes the out of this world tools that the space agency is using to give fire crews the jump on fires. >> a settlement has been reached in a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the parents of audrey pott. she killed herself, she was sexually assaulted by three class plates classmates and then photographs were passed around. the family has reached a deal with the owners of the home where the assault happened. they are also suing the boys

and a girl suspected of covering it up. one of the boys may have taken naked photographs of a second girl. photographs were found on his phone. it was taken after the boys knew pott had committed suicide. some students from schools across the state have allegedly posted images of the star achievement test on various social media sites. officials say the worst cases involve 16 schools where students posted test questions. four bay area high schools were among that group. yesterday an official described some of them. >> images of test booklet covers, images of what we call bubble art where a student may craft a message through the filling in of bubbles. >> officials say that 16

schools could loose state funds >> students from mill have been retaking the exam. their test scores were invalidated based on seating arrangements they say failed to follow protocol. some parents have teamed up with the district to file a lawsuit to restore the scores. students who started retaking them attached letters of protest to their tests. >> that's not how justice works in america. we want to have an investigation, we want to have an appeals process and that's what we are asking. in addition to giving back our scores. >> many of the students say they don't understand the ruling as nobody has been accused of cheating. the lawsuit has now been shifted to the federal court but a court date hasn't been determined. parking officers in san francisco have started taking pictures of the vehicles they are writing tickets for. on july 10th they started

enforcing the new directive. officers are not required to take pictures, main lue just the vehicles blocking driveways, parking on sidewalks and violating construction zone restrictions. so far just about 600 photographs have been taken. > the historic skunk train is rolling again. a tunnel collapsed four months ago and dumped two hundred tons of rocks onto the tracks. $300,000 were donated to pay for the repairs. it was built in 1885. it is now a tourist train that takes trips between fort bragg and willits. trips have resumed, service to fort bragg will resume on august 18th >> a lot happening around the bay area. let's turn to rosemary. little overcast out there in parts of the bay area. >> you are right. the marine layer just a bit shallower and the on shore breeze a bit weaker.

temperatures will be warmer in to the afternoon. getting into this warming trend is going to take time. today, just a minor bump in the afternoon high. take a look at that beautiful shot. low clouds hover over the east bay hills. this will burn away. mostly sunny skies for the afternoon and this change taking place is going to be a slow one. this system remains right here off the coastline of california as well as oregon. it's moving north but it's taking its time as it moves north the temperatures are starting to rebound. yesterday just a bit warmer than the day before and today a bit warmer than yesterday. once we get past the morning clouds, afternoon sun, away from the coast and the extended forecast the trend will continue. we will see patchy fog throughout the next several days but it'll start to pull back just a little bit. it won't be as widespread and takes until about wednesday before the inland communities get back in to the 90s. for today the on shore breeze continues, fair build with 20

miles an hour. yesterday it was 25. as i said just slightly weaker. it is enough to pull those clouds back inland. we are looking at mostly cloudy skies livermore, concord, north bay, south bay, along the coastline and peninsula, plenty of gray. even patchy drizzle and flightsa raves to sfo are experiencing delays. that prepare for if you are going that way. 58 in concord. 58 walnut creek. widespread 50s to low 60s. some of us a bit warmer but still cool and cloudy as you get out the door. for the afternoon today, 76 for nevado, upper 60s to low 70s for the east bay. low 80s for danville, livermore, 85 brentwood, into the south bay temperatures in to the 70's to low 80s. 84 morgan hill. along the peninsula for today 75 palo alto. mid-70s redwood city. the extended forecast with each

passing day temperatures nudge up just a bit. temperatures back in to the upper 08's by monday, tuesday and then the warmest day will be wednesday. as for the weekend tomorrow will be a warmer day than today. mid80's in the forecast for the inland cities. if you are going to see the giantsly have that forecast coming up. >> and the san jose jazz summerfest will continue through tomorrow. the three day music event kicked off yesterday by the end of the weekend the sounds of more than one thousand musicians will have filled the streets of downtown san jose. some . >> illegal immigrants being allowed into the united states because of a legal loophole. >> when they come across the border they say certain words and can get in. >> the magic words that are creating a free pass for many illegals. >> first, let's take you

outside. that's 280 and 880 in san jose. light traffic right there but there is a collision we are hearing about on 280 south, that's just south of the 85 interchange. looks like a limo verses another car. we will watch that for you.

. welcome back. giving you a beautiful shot thereof the east bay hills, mount diablo, a bit of a glow from the sun, low clouds that piled in to the bay and the valleys once again this morning. >> we have developing news out of indonesia where a volcano

has erupted killing at least six who were sleeping in a beach village. it happened early this morning in a province of the east. officials say the mountain shot smoke and ash more than 6500 feet into the air. nearly 3,000 people have been evacuated it sits along the ring of fire a loophole is letting hundreds of immigrants to pass the mexico border into the united states. according to several united states immigration agents immigrants are being taught to use keywords and phrases to be allowed to enter and stay in the country, specifically the phrase a fear about drug cartels. if they say this they have to be allowed in the country and give them a court date to return to proof they have a legit case, most don't come

back and disappear? to the united states. >> there is no detention facility. we don't want to split families up so we end up releasing people in to the community on bail, on bond. >> they are just being released into the streets. there is no place to put them. > customs agents report there is a video for sale that teaches illegal immigrants how to take advantage. about 200 came through last week using this strategy last week. >> the mexican government is being condemned for releasing a drug lord convicted of kidnapping killing a dea agent. he was sentenced in 1985 but this week a mexican court ordered his release saying he was improperly tried the san diego mayor is out of rehab a week early and that

under mounting pressure that he resign amid a sexual harassment schedule. 11 women have accused him of harassment while he was mayor or congressman. democrats including barbara boxer have asked him to resign but he has refused. closing arguments are set for wednesday in the trial of accused serial killer joseph naso. he is representing himself in this death penalty case. yesterday he decided not to testify and rested his case. he is charged with the murders of four prostitutes between 1977 and 1994. he said he took photographs of some of them but had nothing to do with their murders. >> two former employees, jp morgan chase are expected to be arrested for allegedly concealing the size of a multibillion dollar trading loss. the new york times reports that the men dealt with jp morgan trading strategy in london. one suspect is a accused of

directing the other in hiding more than $400 million of the six billion dollar trading loss. the two will be arrested in the coming days in england. a ruling over patent rights could put the united states into bang several android related products. it was found that they infringed on two apple patents, those do not involve the newer phones. it's not clear how the decision will affect consumers, officials say they are reviewing the rules. >> there is a warning about an internet scam involving vacation rentals in south lake tahoe. fake ads using real photographs to make them look real. the thieves e-mail fake agreements to the victims and then make them wire money into an account. the victims find out it was a scam when they show up. in all of the cases, the cell phone number used, is there on the screen

it's on the rental agreement. at least three families have been victims. >> it's only pre-season. they beat cowboys at the coliseum they completed four or five passes, second string qb completed six of ten and ran for 31 yards but it was undrafted rookie who stole the show. he connected with fellow rookie bryce butler. the wide receiver made an amazing fingertip diving grab for the 30-yard touchdown. ktvu will air the game next friday at five. third round of the pga championship, duffner tied the best round ever shot at a major tournament with a seven under

63. he had a chance on the 18th to be the first ever to shoot a 62 in a major but his birdie putt came up short he has a two shot lead. >> getting your foot in the door sometimes isn't easy in silicon valley. it's a great start outside but partly cloudy to mostly sunny away from the coast expected for the afternoon and a warm upcoming our way. i will have a look coming up.

. according to a new report google is the toughest place in silicon valley to land a job. the career slight glass door ranked companies based on what employees said. google was 3.6 on the school from one to five. other companies included

facebook and guide wire. right now apple is on a hiring spray. over the past week they posted hundreds of open positions. most of them are in engineering but there are also openings in legal operations, marketing and finance . applel is crediting devoted fans and extra revenue for the ability to hire more. >> more than two million acres of forest has burned as a result of wildfires but nasa is helping fire departments get the jump on the fire fight. they said they have 14 different satellites looking at the earth at all times. those are used for a variety of things but can also identity wildfires long before they may be visible to residents. >> we can see fires about every 90 minutes from some of the satellites as they pass overhead. that lets us relay information directly to forest service, fire managers and other protected area managers around the world. so fast that in some cases you may again a -- you may get a

text with in 30 minutes. >> the data also helps sciencists understand climate change is affecting and how. the identity of mona lisa could finally be revealed. italian sciencists have opened a tomb believed to be that of her family for the first time in 300 years. it has the remains of a man and two children. sciencists want to compare their dna to the remains of a woman found at a convent last year. if they match mona lisa would be identified >> a tv show based on the wine country is in the works. the show featuring wine, food, arts and stars is being planned by a financial planner and a local television producer. it'll be produced in a new studio in downtown napa and stars will include robin williams, and rick springfield. the producer is now looking for a network to pick up the show.

and a famous meteor shower is soon going to be lighting up the bay area. it'll start late monday night and is going to continue until early tuesday morning. experienced stargazers recommend not using a tell scope. they say the naked eye is best. >> look forward to that. look forward to just a little warmer weather. i tend to like it i know not everybody likes it warm so they probably like the overcast. >> yeah. some of our inland communities really enjoying this weather. mid-70s. mostly sunny skies, what's to complain about? along the coastline, not only are you dealing with cool, cloudy conditions, patchy drizzle at times, even a bit damp over parts of the coast and around the bay. if you are going to see the giants, partly cloudy skies, low 60s in the forecast and the westerly breeze ten to 15 miles an hour. on shore will continue for the second half of the day.

66 in and around san francisco during the warmest part of the day. 71 for the afternoon. 72 haywood. 80 concord. 78napa. the temperatures are up just a degree or two, maybe three in some cases, over yesterday's highs. today going to feel a lot like yesterday. just a very small warm up with each passing day. tomorrow will be a warmer day. monday warmer than that. tuesday, wednesday, now we start to feel the heat. upper 80s to low 90s. mid to upper 70s around the bay. i will have a detailed look at the afternoon highs for today coming up. >> tracking the great white shark. the new effort putting sciencists inches away. >> and the search for a missing oakland woman. this morning authorities work to identity a body found in an area they believe could be connected to her disappearance.

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. this morning we are waiting to hear more details on a body found in vacaville, include figure it could be that of a missing oakland woman. >> and a deal may not have been reached but bart trains will be running monday morning, more on the latest news by the governor. >> and it's going to be a busy day in san francisco. four major events bring tens of thousands of people to the city by the bay. >> complete bay area news

coverage continues. this is ktvu mornings on two. >> and good morning. welcome to mornings on two. it's saturday august 10th. >> good morning. going to check in with rosemary for a look at the weekend weather. we have been talking about all the events in the city. >> a lot going on. we will be slightly warmer. take a look at what we can expect. a visual aid. yesterday's highs compared to what i'm seeing for today. three to two degrees warmer so a very small warm up and this morning small changes as well. ly have a look at the current conditions and a tour of the afternoon highs coming up. >> authorities are still trying to identity a body that was found during the search for a missing woman from oakland. crews were looking for 50-year- old sandra coke when they found the body of a woman off cherry glenn road. she has been missing since sunday. she is an investigator with the federal defender's office in sacramento. >> we are waiting, official confirmation on the identity of

the body. then after that the next process will be to tell the next of kin. >> police identified a convicted sex offender as a person of interest in the case. coke's friends say the two dated briefly 20 years ago and that he recently reappeared in her life. more details now on him. a former alameda county prosecutor said the 56-year-old was acquitted of murder in the 1980s but while awaiting trial he was charged in the death of another inmate. he pleaded no contest and was sentenced to six years. he also has prior convictions for kidnapping and rape and he served time for robbery. he is being held. >> law enforcement are looking at the dense idaho wilderness for a man accused of killing two and kidnapping a teen girl. horse back riders spotted the fugitive and the 16-year-old

hannah anderson in a rugged area near cascade idaho. the bodies of anderson's mother and younger brother were found in san diego county last sunday. septemberors say his car was found hidden under brush with its license plates removed. officials were able to confirm it was his car using the vain number this have been searching since wednesday when horse back riders reported seeing them. the teen didn't appear to be harmed. more than a hundred are searching for them on foot and on horse back. >> our number one concern is finding hannah and bringing her home safely. at the same time we want to make sure crews are safe and we don't create a bigger problem as we try to access the area. >> in another development. dna analysis confirmed the remails of 8-year-old ethan were found in the house fire last weekend. there is no word on the cause of death. we have new details on the man police shot and killed thursday morning. police say the man lunged at s.w.a.t with a foot long

kitchen knife. the officers had gone to the home after the man told police dispatchers he had killed someone. after shooting the man police found a woman's body inside the home. the ideas. a funeral is being held today for a 19-year-old. she was riding in a car when she was hit and killed by a stray bullet. she was a nursing student at san jose state university. a judge denied bail for the man accused of firing the shot that killed her. he is facing one count of murder. >> oakland police department is teaming up with a youth center to host a gun buy back. it'll be held on mcarthur from ten to three. gun owners must prove they live in oakland. . the guns must be working

unloaded. one sheriff wants a gun registry. he said it'll be the best chance to keep everybody safe. he made the announcement yesterday. others say the link isn't the government's business. bart negotiations resume this morning at ten and trains will most certainly run on monday whether or not a deal is made. the governor plans to ask a judge to stop a strike if there is no deal by tomorrow at nine. he filed his request for a 60 day cooling off period yesterday. . >> a cooling off period isn't my concern. our concern is trying to get this thing done. >> there is no possibility that this union will come to a resolution if our very serious safety concerns are not addressed. >> she said she waited hours

for a counter proposal from bart and would be disappointed if it doesn't come this morning. >> happening today, the three day music festival continues in san francisco's golden gate park ♪ [ music ] . today's line up includes nine inch nails and jurassic5 >> every year we are refining and tweaking the blueprint that we have. this year we are always trying to make it better. >> new this year, an exbanded beer land 6 5,000 people showed up yesterday. today is the last time 49er fan fest will be held at candlestick.

thousands will be headed to the stick to watch the team practice and grab some autographs. there is going to be live music, a kid zone. face painting, photograph booth and this will be the only time training camp is going to be open to the public. the parking lot opens at ten this morning. the festival gets going around noon and you can watch practice from two to four, 49ers alumni, gold rush cheerleaders and current players will be there to sign autographs and that event is sold out. that's just the start of a busy weekend. there is a giants game at at&t park, america's cup raising between italy and sweden takes to the water, we are going to have a live report from the music festival. we will tell you how people are reacting to the crowds. >> a lot going on in san francisco but maybe you don't want to go to the city. you want to avoid it and stay in the out skirts. let's see how we look in those parts. >> another pleasant day.

still running cool for this time of year though today will be warmer than yesterday by just a few degrees. a live look at the low clouds and the fog, swallowing up the san francisco skyline. temperatures will be in the 60s for your afternoon if you are going to san francisco with partly cloudy skies for the second half of the day. let's look at storm tracker 2 continues to follow the system that's provided us with the cool to mild pattern. you can see the circulation, i put arrows for you here to make it easy to understand why that flow around the low continues to bring in the cool air, the on shore breeze and that on shore breeze transporting the marine layer cloud deck all the way inland once again. wind about 21 miles an hour has been there, for several days now. even reached 35 miles an hour at times. has slightly weakened just a bit but not much and you can see the low clouds well inland,

seeing them over the north bay, the south bay, along the peninsula and into the east bay at this time. they will start to break away, partly cloudy skies for the second half of the morning. temperatures like where we started yesterday. 57napa, 59 redwood, upper 50s to low 60o's for fairfield. for the second half of the day, 7 -- 76nevado. 68 for sosalito. low to mid80's for the warmest locations. if you plan ongoing to clear lake, mid to upper 80s. low 80s at walnut creek. 81 livermore. mid80s brentwood. nice, sunny, warm weather but not to hot. 76 san jose, santa cruz for the afternoon. partly cloudy to mostly sunny. 74 for you. 66 in downtown san francisco for the afternoon.

partly to mostly cloudy along the coast and low 60s remaining there. the extended forecast showing you a warming trend is underway. for the weekend temperatures will warm as we get in to the second half of the week and mid80s for the inland, around the bay just a slight warm up as well as along the coast and then as we get into early next week notice temperatures continuing to climb back in to the upper 80's to low 90's by tuesday and wednesday. we will have a look at lunchtime numbers coming up. >> new details on a deadly plane crash in a connecticut neighborhood. four bodies have been recovered. the plane crashed into two homes in east haven yesterday, two children in one of the homes were killed. their ages, one and 13. two people on the plane, a former microsoft executive and his son also died. authorities now say they believe these four were the only victims. earlier they thought as many as six may have died. >> the effort to get around for a paralyzed dog in richmond

is now harder after someone stole his wheelchair from outside his care taker's home. . and cars are swept away as a flash flood goes down a colorado highway. one person describes getting out of the way of a home swept away by the same fast moving water. >> first there is a look at the golden gate bridge. traffic moving along just fine on this morning. there are a lot of events happening in san francisco. so if you need to go out there this afternoon you may want to give yourself some extra time. you are watching mornings on 2. [ man ] she yours? yeah. my first. congratulations, she's beautiful. oh, she's so sweet. thanks. your applewood pulled pork with extra pickles sir. ahh, she is perfect. [ male announcer ] new subway applewood pulled pork. tender pork n' rich barbecue sauce, bursting with sweet, smoky applewood flavor.

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. welcome back. a live look at the gray sky over the bay area this morning. we are looking at afternoon sun away from the coastline and temperatures a few degrees warmer than what we had yesterday. >> there its. check out the dramatic video from colorado as you can see the cars being washed away by raging floodwaters on friday night. this all happened after nearly an inch and a half of rain fell just west of colorado springs. several other cars were stranded and a highway had to be shut down. the floodwaters also washed away a house. one witness was nearly crushed by it her house came rushing down. i took my backpack off, hooked it to the bar that i was

holding on and the house came rushing through and touched my shoulder. >> authorities say three people were hurt, one person is still missing this morning. that area was hit by wildfires last year making it at risk to flash floods because the soil doesn't absorb water. >> happening today the president is scheduled to land in florida in the next few minutes for a speech to former service members wounded in battle. he will speak at the disabled american veteran's convention in orlando at nine. we plan to take you there live as he starts his remarks. the president is expected to address a main concern, the back lock of disability claims. vets say it has ballooned since he took office but it's starting to drop due to mandatory overtime for claims, processors and the use of a new

computer system. afterward the president and first lady will fly to cape cod, they will vacation through next sunday >> over the past four years we have worked to help millions of responsible homeowners get back on their feet. while we aren't where we need to be yet our housing market is starting to heal. >> before heading to florida he discussed helping middle class homeowners during his weekly address. he called for congress to pass legislation making refinancing easier helping families obtain mortgages he has also promised changes to the surveillance programs. he held a news conference to discuss pressing issues. at 8:45 his plan to ensure americans privacy rights are protected. happening now some republicans looking to take back the white house in 2016 this is the family leadership

summit. speakers include rick santorum and donald trump will headline the event tomorrow the united states will reopen 18 embassies. one in pakistan and yemen will stay closed. there is ongoing concern for attacks. the closures resulted from intercepted terror messages movement four families are suing for last month's crash at san francisco. they say the airline didn't properly train its pilots and allege the design of the control systems didn't warn pilots about the danger until it was to late. the lawsuit seeks unspecified damages. >> a reward is being offered for the return of a wheelchair owned by a disabled dog in richmond. smoocher is a paralyzed dog

that requires the use of the wheelchair. yesterday the chair was taken after the dog and his care taker returned from their walk. laura said she left it outside her home just for a few minutes and when she came back to get it was gone. >> this is a crime of opportunity. they didn't know what they had and we would like to get it back. >> she thinks over took it didn't know what it was and just wanted it for the parts. she said the dog can't walk and needs the chair to get around. she is having to carry him everywhere. she said whoever returns the cheer will get the reward no yeses asked. >> security may soon be stepped up at the laurel post office to stop thieves breaking into a drop box outside. postal workers say that mailbox has been broke then to broken into multiple times since

june. >> in my out going mail was $700 of checks, and a application for a credit union with my mother's maiden name, social security number, birthday, everything. >> inspectors are asking more havings to come forward and say it may just be best to go inside the post office to drop off your mail. happening later today people in berkeley will hold a march to try to stop the sale of a post office. since july 27th sporters have been camping outside the post office and at noon they plan to march between fedex, ups and uc berkeley. it'll start and end at the berkeley post office. the group said it refuses to give up until the city agrees not to sell that building. >> san jose tops the list when it comes to the most expensive places to raise a firstborn child. according to the online real estate company red fin it costs in san jose $41,000 the first year of a newborn's life.

that's nearly double the national average of $26,000. santa cruz was second on the list, san francisco 4th. some of the factors included housing, child care, health care and baby items. more details on the most affordable cities. at the top of the list is atlanta georgia where it costs 18, 18,500. in third las vegas with 19,000. >> sometimes i think you should just not do the math. >> just. >> don't do the math. >> don't think about it. >> an effort to save the ocean's greatest predator. >> got it. >> got it. >> its been baited, hooked, and walked onto this platform. >> it's all done just feet from the jaws of a great white shark. >> a warming trend is underway for your weekend. at this hour mostly gray skies.

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new federal guidelines are giving schools healthier lunches. yesterday the district gave parents and students a chance to taste some of the new menu items. the district is offering 20 new items, that includes lasagna and sushi. they also require adding foods to the menu such as beans, and red, green, orange vegetables, eventually they plan to let students order online. yesterday the president signed into law new rules capping interest rates for student loans. they are now tied to the financial markets. the white house said it'll save a student $1,500 over the life of a loan. it also caps the interest rate for under graduate loans. rates for grad students and parent loans are just a bit higher. we have a back so school section to get you ready for the school year. it includes start dates for all bay area districts and ways to save on back to school

shopping. we wills posted school photographs of our on air talent. look for the back to school tab. >> your time now is 8:23. a team of sciencists off the coast of cape cod have a new and dangerous way to track and tag great white sharks it's all possible because of a nonprofit research vessel. the boat has a lift that the team dives the great white onto. then researchers take 15 minutes to grab blood and tissue and then put four tags on the shark and check to see if it has health problems all while putting water through a hose into the shark's mouth. >> it lets you take it to the next level. bring big fish on board and do multiple studies. until now the only big sharks very been able to look at have been dead. >> a satellite transmitter is

put on the fin and anyone can log onto see where the shark is going. danger is always on the mind but they say it's important to saving the sharks >> it's an interesting study to see what they are doing. bring big fish on board alive. >> and then watch them. we can all watch them. rosemary watching our weather. >> yes. i'm smiling about the warm upcoming our way. at this hour you may not notice much of a difference because we are waking up with the low clouds, patchy drizzle and the low clouds widespread. temperatures are slightly warmer this morning. you may get outside and think i can tell. just by a few degrees. most of us in the upper 50s to low 60s. notice low the colors start to filln. upper 60s around the bay. low to mid70's for the warmest inland.

here is a look at the afternoon highs for oakland. 71 for you. 74 in fremont. 78napa, 77 santa rosa, low to mid-70s along the peninsula, 75 redwood, partly to mostly cloudy and low 60s along the coast. there is the warming trend. it'll be slow. temperatures will be warmer tomorrow and then with each passing day we will move up just a bit. 87 on monday. 88 on tuesday and then we get into warmer weather, low 90's in the forecast for midweek wednesday. those are for the inland cities, around the bay getting back to the mid to upper 70s by tuesday and wednesday. back to you. >> beautiful. thank you. it was a night it remember for oakland a's out fielder josh reddick. >> and he drills that one to right and that baby is gone. >> the monster blast to right. you can call it a hat trick. three home runs last night against the belugas going into the game he had just five

homers on the season. the a's bat liking the air. they go onto win 14-6. the giants would love to put up that many one night. the offensive struggles continue. last night orioles in town. pence with the rbi single. all tied and still threatening. the giants had posey on third but couldn't get him in. we go to extra innings and the orioles didn't wait long. they tacked on a three spot in the 10th. lopez with the rough outing. orioles go onto win 5-2. you can see it here, coverage begins at one >> the governor is once again turning to the united states supreme court over the state prison debate. that opinion may come to late to stop the release of nearly 10,000 inmates. >> and huge crowds will pack golden gate park again today for day two of the outside

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. four major events with in just hours of each are bringing people into san francisco and the city is preparing for more traffic and crowds. good morning. welcome back to mornings on two. >> it is promising to be a very busy weekend in san francisco with events all over the city. alex is live for us at golden gate park where the music festival outside picks up again in just a few hours .

>> reporter: good morning. music lovers will fill the park once again today. day it would have the festival and this will be just one hot spot here in san francisco today. just one of several spots where you will find big crowds today. a lot of popular events happening in the city. if you happen to come out yesterday, if you were one of the lucky ones to come out for friday's day one of the outside music festival the folks who did were treated to a one of a kind performance. ♪ [ music ] . >> reporter: that is paul mccartney the headliner last night. he capped off day one. it was a crowd of about 6 5,000 people out here yesterday to take in the show. this is the festival's 6th year. today's line up includes bands like phoenix, jurassic5 and nine inch nails. it's sold out and it's grown

more popular over the years featuring a mix of music, a lot of fun for the people who come out but it can be a headache for people who live near the park. many of them complain about rowdy festival goer who have had to much to drink. >> when people are coming out of the show they are in a much worse situation. they are friendly when they go in, when they come home they want to find things to get away with. >> reporter: here is a look at some of the events in san francisco today. of course outside begins at noon. also 49ers fan fest, that's happening at candlestick park and that starts at noon. on top of that the giants, they play a baseball game at at&t park. they are facing off against the orioles and the first pitch is 1:05 and also america's cup. of course we know they have their whole set up there. you can expect some big crowds early this afternoon for the race on the bay.

if you are going into the city you will have quite a bit of company. you can expect serious traffic. good idea to leave early. live in morning at san francisco, alex savage. >> san francisco police are investigating two separate overnight shootings in the bayview neighborhood. both took place around 11:00 at the first shooting police say one man was hurt by flying glass after a bullet went through his wind shield. at the second a man was shot in the arm and took himself to the hospital. the shootings happened six minutes apart and less than a mile from each other but police couldn't say if they are connected. one person has been arrested in a triple stabbing in san francisco. it happened just after six last night near the corner of 23rd. police found three people who had been stabbed and rushed them to san francisco general. the condition of two of the three victims has been upgraded and their injuries are no longer considered life threatening. the stabbing doesn't appear to be gang related movement police

are using twitter to crack down on bike theft. the department is sending out alerts about stolen bikes and posting pictures of the bikes they have recovered. the tweets also include tips on how to prevent bike thefts. more than 4,000 were taken last year. the governor is again asking the united states court to halt the release of thousands of inmates. he filed a formal appeal yesterday. the governor wants the court to overturn a lower court decision requiring california to release nearly 10,000 inmates early. if the court were to take up the case its ruling would come next year. that would be to late. california has been ordered to release inmates by the end of this year. >> a bay area internet business person and star is facing charges that he hit his girlfriend during an attack caught an video. he pleaded not guilty to 47 counts of domestic violence related crimes. he struck his girlfriend more than a hundred times on monday

after he learned she cheated on him. he runs an online ad company and has appeared on oprah and secret millionaire. his lawyers said he is being targeted for being famous it's always difficult when you have a high profile to not believe you are being singled out. > a. >> a camera reportedly recorded the attack. the lawyers say it was taken illegally. a judge will consider a request to throw out the evidence. he is free after posting a million dollar bail. a settlement has possibly been reached in the wrongful death lawsuit filed by the parents of audrey pott. she killed herself after being sexual a assaulted at a party by three boys and then photographs were passed around. her parents have reached a deal with the owners of the home where the party was held. they are also suing the parents

of the three boys and a girl suspected of trying to cover it up. one of the boys accused in the case may have also taken naked photographs of a second girl. an attorney for the family said authorities found a naked picture of a second girl on his phone and said that the photograph was taken after the boys knew potts had committed suicide. >> students 242 schools across the state have allegedly posted images of the star achievement test on various social media sites. officials say the worst cases involve 16 schools where they posted text questions. four bay area high schools were among that group of 16 yesterday one official described some of the photographs. >> images of test booklet covers, images of what we call bubble art where a student may

craft a message through the filling in of bubbles. >> officials say the 16 schools where questions were leaked could loose state funding and become ineligible for performance awards. some of the 286 students mills high school have started retaking the advance placement exam after their scores were invalidated based on seating arrangements that didn't follow protocol. some parents have teamed up to file a lawsuit to restore the scores. students started retaking the test and attached letters of protest to the tests. >> that's not how justice works in america. we want to have a investigation, an appeals process and that's what we are asking in addition to giving back our scores. >> and many of the students say they don't understand the board's ruling as nobody has been accused of cheating. the lawsuit has now been shifted to the federal court but a court date hasn't been determined. >> four firefighters are

recovering this morning after getting hurt in a fire on treasure island. that fire started late yesterday afternoon in unempty building. flames spread to the roof of the structure. the injuries aren't considered life threatening. the cause is now under investigation. late last night the governor declared a state of emergency for a southern california community threatened by a raging wildfire. the silver fire is burning about 20 miles west of palm springs. authorities lifted some evacuation orders for residents in that area. 18,000 acres have burned so far and the fire is about 40% contained. warm weather today could create tougher conditions for firefighters. officials say nearly twice as many acres have burned statewide over this time last year and they fear it'll get worse. the winds haven't even arrived yet and once they do, the already increased fire danger will shoot through the roof. this year fire season started about a month early because of the dry winter. >> firefighters in northern

california not yet as busy but traditionally september, october, really the fire season here for us though it is expected to get warmer just coming this weekend. >> you're right. we are finally starting to see a turn around but the last several days have been nice. at least putting a damper on the fire weather that we are concerned about. into fall we will be of course tracking that too. outside right now it's a gray start, over the bay and treasure island. patchy drizzle falling again. we do have a warm upcoming our way. today a minor change in the temperatures. our cool weather maker is shifting north. taking its time but it's shifting north and as it does, our temperatures will be warming, slightly today and then a bit warmer into sunday and it's a trend we will carry all the way until the early part and middle part of next week. temperatures will be below average for the next day or two

but into midweek wednesday you begin to feel that warm up. again it's going to take a number of days before we get there. fairfield the on shore breeze 21 miles an hour. that continues to push the low clouds well inland and we are waking up with plenty of gray skies we have on shore winds not to bad. six to seven miles an hour but enough to blow in the low clouds, all the way through pleasanton. most of us are waking up with gray sykes, fairfield, antioch, brentwood to enjoy the sun at this time. temperatures right now in the upper 50s to how low 60s. it could be cool, especially under the clouds, for the afternoon low 60s for the coast. partly to mostly cloudy, 66 downtown, low 70s areas like oakland, san leandro, haywood, upper 70s to low 80s in could

concord, wall nut creek. temperatures today slightly warmer than yesterday but notice, the trend will carry us through the middle part of the week and with that the bigger warm up will come. up 80s to low 90s. tuesday in to wednesday. mid to upper 60's along the coast. some of the warmest temperatures we have seen for august. so we will be tracking this for you and we will have a look at what you can expect for the lunchtime. >> loophole at the united states border crossing, the keywords that are getting illegal immigrants into the country no questions asked. >> and the president holds his first news conference. his comments about national surveillance. ♪

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. we have searched and searched and just can't find any blue sky, giving you a live look from san francisco where it's a gray start >> new this morning at least six people have died after a volcano erupted in indonesia. officials say the mountain shot smoke and ash more than 6500

feet into the air. nearly 3,000 people have been evacuated from the area it sits along the ring of fire. a series of fault lines. at the top of the hour the president is scheduled to speak to disabled veterans in florida and then go for a week long summer vacationful before he left washington he held his first news conference in three months. he addressed russian relations, budget battles and funding the affordable care act. many questions focused on revelations about government domestic spying programs. >> others around the world i want to make clear once again that america is not interested in spying on normal people >> he outlined a four point reform plan to help privacy concerns. he said he will work with congress to change parts of the patriot act. he said he will also review the

court that grants permission to review data. they will appoint an officer to oversee safe guards and he will appoint a panel of outside experts to review united states communications and technologies. >> hundreds of illegal immigrants will being allowed into the united states because of a loophole. if they use certainly keywords they are allowed to enter and stay. some of them include a fear about drug cartels, once they are allowed in they are supposed to have a court can hearing to prove they have a legit claim but most don't show up. on monday 200 came through a crossing in san diego hughes that strategy. >> there is no detention facility for families so they would have to be split up. we don't want to do that so we release them on bail, on bond. >> they are just being released into the streets. there is no place to put them.

>> agents also report that there are videos for sale in mexico that coach illegal immigrants on how to take advantage authorities are condemning the mexican government for the release of a drug lord convicted of kidnapping and killing a dea ott. he was sentenced in 1985. however, this week a court ordered his release saying he has been improperly tried. the department of justice called it deeply troubling. a san diego mayor is out of th era py a week early. . his attorneys say he left on friday and wouldn't be back to work for at least another week. 11 women hav accused him of sexual harassment. democrats including barbara boxer have asked the mayor to resign but he has so far

refused. >> three million time warner cable customers continue to be blocked from watching cbs. time warner and cbs aren't expected to negotiate this weekend. customers are now looking to other means to find cbs programming and are being directed to online services. time warner has blacked out cbs in new york, los angeles, and dallas. they are nighing over how much time warner pays to carry cbs. there is a warning about an internet scam involving vacation rentals in south lake tahoe. fake ads are being posted using real photographs. police say the thief e-mails fake agreements to the victims and then makes them wire money into accounts. the victims find out it was a scam when they show up to the home. police say in all of the cases the cell phone number is on the rental agreement. at least three families have been victims by the scam. parking officers in san

francisco have started taking pictures of the vehicles they have writing tickets for. on july 10th the agency started enforcing the new directive. they are not required to take pictures of all infractions, mainly just the vehicles blocking driveways, parking on sidewalks and violating construction zone restrictions. so far about 600 photographs have been taken. >> it was a mixed reaction by fans for the return to yankee stadium by arod he made his first appearance of the 2013 season at his home stadium last night to the roar of that crowd. it came a few days after major league baseball announced it would suspend him and 12 others in connection with the performance enhancing drug scandal. he is a pealing the suspension and is allowed to play while that appeal is processed. authorities in new york are upping the ante in their search

for the vandals that defaced the statute of baseball legend jackie robinson. a reward has been increased to $50,000. on wednesday officials found racial words written on the statue in black marker. it has been removed. robinson has the first player to break baseball's color barrier and his story was shown in the film 42. and it's only the pre- season but the oakland raiders are giving fans hope. they beat the cowboys 19-17 at the cole sketch the new quarterback turned the ball over once but did complete four of five passes. the second string qb ran for 31 yards including this. it was the undrafted rookie who stole the show. check that out. there it is. to bryce butler. nice grab. the wide receiver made that amazing fingertip dive and grab for the 30-yard touchdown.

we will have the raiders against the saints next friday at five. and the third round of the pga champion hip is underway in new york. its going to be tough for anyone to top what jason du fner did yesterday. he had a chance on the 18th green to be the first ever to shoot a 62 in a major tournament. that birdie putt comes just short. he settles for a course record. and two shot lead. >> all right. the greatest mystery in the art world is a step closer to being solved sciencists may have found the identity of mona lisa. >> and a swiss store clerk refuses to show oprah an enxpensive purse saying she can't afford it. the new explanation by the store owner who said it's a misunderstanding. >> and we are turning up the dial for your weekend

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. and happening right now a news conference is about to get started regarding the search for missing teen hannah anderson and the man accused of kidnapping her. these are live pictures cascade idaho where the search is now focused after the car was found there. we will have more on this news

conference for you in the next hour. >> according to a new report google is the toughest place to land a job. the career site glass door ranged companies based on what employees said. google ranked 3.6 on a scale of one to five. other companies that made the list includes facebook and guide wire. right now apple is on a hiring spree. over the past week neil have posted hundreds of open positions, most of them are in silicon valley and most in engineering. there are also openings in legal operations, marketing and finance. apple is crediting devoted fans of its products and extra revenue for the ability to hire more staff. a teen in australia is trying to beat a world record by being the youngest pilot to fly around the world by himself. >> crazy out there dream that i didn't think i could do. a whole number of reasons.

>> that's ryan campbell and he is just 19. he started flying about four years ago and he said it's his life's passion. in june he took to the skies from australia and by the time he makes it back home next month he will have made 27 stops in 15 different countries, his only company, an i-pod and his cam a. >> the identity of mona lisa could be revealed. sciencists have opened a tomb believed to be that of her family. the tomb has the remains of a man and two children. sciencists want to compare their dna to a woman at a convent. if matched she will be identified. the owner of a swiss beautying said a incident between oprah and a sales assistant was a misunderstanding and not racism oprah said a employee wouldn't show her a purse because it was

supposedly to expensive for her, it was $38,000. the store owner said the employee didn't speak english and wanted to show less expensive bags because she was embarrassed by the high price. the tourist office has apologized. >> we have been talking about events in san francisco but there is a peddler's fair, 20,000 plus go to that with a town of 28,000 people. it's usually very hot for that. maybe they could use cooler temperatures. >> its going to be perfect for the afternoon temperatures, they will stay on the cool side for this time of year though we are starting to watch them creep up for the weekend. afternoon highs today slightly warmer than what we had yesterday. at this hour widespread 50s to low 60s around the bay area and inland with mostly cloudy skies, have to be well inland. antioch, brentwood, fairfield. some of the only locations and the smaller communities nearby

enjoying that sun. by the lunchtime of hour. upper 50s along the coastline, mid to upper 60's near the bay and for the afternoon tacking on just a degree or two in some cases over yesterday's highs but in any case we are on the way up. 80 for concord, 81 livermore. 71 oakland. mid-70s san rafael. 66 in the san francisco area. a lot going on in san francisco today. if you are headed in that direction, bring along the jacket. the breeze will be with us for the afternoon. your weekend forecast showing you sunday will be the warmer day of the next couple of days. then we continue to creep up. monday, tuesday and wednesday, finally getting back to the summertime heat. upper 80's to low 90o's for inland. >> breaking news, deadly volacono the evacuations underway in an area known as the ring of fire. >> and a search went on for  hours and now the wait to see if a body is that of a missing

woman from oakland. more news ahead on the weekend edition of mornings on two.

. a big day in san francisco from the outside music festival to america's cup, why you probably want to had head out early if you are coming into the city. >> it's a story likely to anger

pet owners, the search for whoever stole the wheelchair of a disabled dog in richmond. >> the search for answers in the plane crash that took the life of a former microsoft executive and his son. . good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2". it's saturday, august 10th. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. temperatures are lower than normal this time of year. >> a warmer pattern beginning to fill into the bay area for the weekend. today temperatures will be slightly warmer than what we had yesterday under mostly sunny skies away from the coastline. this morning low clouds, patchy drizzle again over parts of the bay area. this warm-up will continue. it will be a gradual one and will take several days to get back to the seasonal average. i'll have the numbers for today coming up. happening today the outside

lands festival in san francisco continues with more than 65,000 people expected to pack golden gate park. it's one of several big events in the city today. alex savage is live there for us right now. >> reporter: you can expect some traffic. it should be a pretty fun day in the city from boat races to baseball to some big name bands who will be playing here at day two of the outside lands music festival. things will start when the gates here open at about 11:00 o'clock. pretty soon music lovers will be filling up golden gate park. this is one of several popular events happening around san francisco today. last night music fans were treated to a one of a kind performance from sir paul mccartney who capped off day one of the outside lands music festival with a three hour set.

a crowd of about 65,000 people were on hand to take in the show. this is the first value's sith year. it's sold out. today's lineup includes bands like phoenix and nine inch nails. a lot of great music. the show can be a hassle for people who live near the park. many complain about noisy festival goers who had too much to drink. one woman told me it's her least favorite time of year. >> cause it's noisy especially when you have a baby. it wakes him up in the middle of the night. no, i don't like the idea of them being here. i'm sure it brings money to the city. so it's good for the city, i guess, but in the good for the neighborhood. >> reporter: if you are heading into san francisco today, here's a map to give you an idea of all the events going on. outside lands, the music begins at noon and goes through 10:00 p.m. tonight here at golden gate park. there is 49ers fan fest at

candlestick park beginning at noon. the giants play the orioles at at&t park with a 1:00 first pitch. don't forget about america's cup. expect big crowds along the waterfront and the embarcadero for the race that starts at 1:00 p.m. today. if you are heading into the city, expect serious traffic, probably a good idea to leave early today. the gates open 11:00 o'clock here for day two of the outside lands music festival in golden gate park. back to you. . we'll turn to our continuing coverage of the bart labor dispute. negotiations are set to resume in the next hour. trains will almost certainly run on monday whether or not a deal is made this weekend. governor jerry brown plans to ask a judge to stop a strike if there is no deal by tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. he filed had his request for a 60 day cooling off period yesterday. bart's chief negotiator says the governor's actions will not

change the district's goal. >> a cooling off period is not of my concern at this point. our concern as theirs is trying to get this thing done. >> there is no possibility that this union will come to a resolution if our very serious safety concerns are not addressed. >> the top negotiator said she waited several hours for a counter proposal from bart yesterday. today the oakland police department is teaming up with a youth center to host a gun buyback event at youth up rising on mcarthur boulevard from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. gun owners must provide proof that they live in the city of oakland. police say gun owners will be paid $100 for handguns and $200 for assault weapons. the guns must be working and unloaded. san francisco police chief is calling for a nationwide gun registry. he says this will let police officers know who has guns and that they have been checked and cleared. he says this will give officers the best chance to keep

everybody safe. he made the announcement yesterday at the american bar association meeting in san francisco. other people disagreed saying the link between gun owners and their weapons is not the government's business. right now the first lady and president obama are speaking to a group of former service members injured in battle. he is addressing the disabled american veterans national convention in orlando, florida. this is a live picture from the hotel conference room. let's listen in for a little bit to the first lady. >> because we want to honor and serve you and your families to make sure that you and your families have the educational opportunities you need, the support you have earned, and the good jobs you deserve. and if there's one thing that i want all of you to know today is this, you will never have to get back up all on your own.

>> the president is expected to discuss issues such as the backlog of disability claims, posttraumatic stress disorder and brain injuries suffered during battle. after the speech the president and first lady will head to cape cod for a week-long summer vacation with their daughters. authorities still trying to identify a body that was found during a search for a missing woman from oakland. crews were looking for 50-year-old sandra coke yesterday afternoon when they found the body of a woman off cherry glen road in vacaville. coke has been missing since sunday. she is an investigator with the federal defender's office in sacramento. >> we're waiting official confirmation on the identity of the body. after that the next process will be to notify the next of kin. >> oakland police identified a convicted sex offender as a person of interest in the case. coke's friends say the two dated briefly 20 years ago and he recently reappeared in her life. we have more details on randy

alana. a former prosecutor says the 56-year-old was acquitted of murder in the 1980s. while awaiting trial, he was charged in the death of another inmate. he pled no contest and was sentenced to six years in prison. he also has prior convictions for kidnapping and rape. he served time for robbery. he is currently being held in jail on a parole violation. law enforcement is zeroing in on the dense idaho wilderness for a man accused of killing two people and kidnapping a teenage girl. horseback riders spotted the fugitive james lee dimaggio and 15 year hannah anderson in a rugged area near cascade, iowa. the bodies of hannah anderson's mother and brother were found in a burned-outhouse in san diego county last sunday. james lee dimaggio's car was found hidden under some brush yesterday with its license plates removed. officials have been searching the woods since wednesday when horseback riders reported seeing

james lee dimaggio and hannah anderson. the pair had backpacks and the teen did not appear to be harmed. checkpoints have been set up. there is a live news conference going on now. there it is. let's listen in. . >> at this point, nothing that we have learned from the people and again no reported sightings of anyone matching the description of james lee dimaggio and hannah anderson, i don't have any new information from anyone we've talked t have you seen any sign of their passing? >> i won't speak to any specifics that we've uncovered only to say we have not had any reported sightings of them. we have right now about 150 people on the ground. we expect that to be 200 boy day's end. we have more teams coming in. they're coming from all over the country. we'll work them into the search area and then has ls make sure that we allow for them to come out when they need to and have the rest they need and this is

a process that's planned. it's a process that we are coordinating. all of these agencies, it's an extensive area to search. it's also -- these are highly trained teams with a lot of equipment and resources. so all of that is being managed and being coordinateded. partnerships with multiple agencies. but it's often to see these come together and to have these resources. what? they vary. they vary. they are operating in teams. >> did you say they are all federal agencies or do you have -- >> we have county agencies here. we have state agencies here and we have federal agencies. >> they're -- >> all of the state agencies are from idaho that are here. >> is there any possibility of getting the prohibition on motor travel lifted? >> you have been listening live to a exrerches from cascade, idaho, where they're searching

for a teenage girl and the man believed to have kidnapped her and killed her mother and her 8-year-old brother. they have about 100 people searching the area from various agencies after two horseback riders reported seeing them making their way through the wilderness there. we'll continue to follow that. we do have another development to tell you about. dna analysis has confirmed that the remains of 8-year-old ethan anderson were found in the house fire last weekend. we do not have word yet on his exact cause of death. there is breaking news from southeast asia. hot lava from an erupting volcano killed six people sleeping in a beach village in a province in eastern indonesia this morning. the volcano shot smoke and ash nearly 6500 feet into the air. 3,000 people have been evacuated from the area on palau island.

. it's a gloomy star for most of us around the bay area. plenty of gray to go around. inland mostly sunny skies, temperatures slightly warmer than 24 hours ago. we'll see that trend for the afternoon. the system that has provided us with this unseasonably mild pattern is shifting north. it's taking its time doing so. as it does, it will provide us with warmer weather. it will get out of our way so we can have warmer weather. i put arrows here to show you the circulation moving around this low. a few sprinkles around crescent city. cloudy in tahoe. they have fair weather in the forecast. 70s for the afternoons with

partly cloudy skies. here the onshore breeze continues in our neck was woods. the marine layer not as thick as yesterday. still almost about 2,000 feet. definitely thick enough to help move inland and the low clouds associated within the marine layer stretching into concord, livermore, north bay, south bay. it's all over the place again. even patchy drizzle reported in some cases. fairfield onshore breeze at 21 miles per hour. changes are taking place. it may take us a day or two before we really begin to feel it. here's a look at the gray skies widespread down through gilroy, parts of the east bay, santa rosa, napa. 58 degrees right now in san francisco, 57 in hayward, 61 oakland, upper 50s to low 60s for inland communities. pleasanton and san ramon upper 50s to low 60s.

most of us in the same boat with our temperatures this morning. for the afternoon we'll see the spread once again. low 60s expect ford the coastline with partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. 76 novato, east bay upper 60s to low 70s, inland east bay low to mid-80s, santa clara valley, 76 san jose, 74 in and around santa cruz, 66 san francisco. the extended forecast, the warming trend will be a slow one. temperatures slightly warmer tomorrow. monday slightly warmer than sunday. so it goes on. upper 80s to low 90s by tuesday and wednesday for inland communities, mid- to upper sez is he around the bay, 60s at the coast is. . a warning at a bay area post office of the what's been happen dlg and why secure may soon be stepped up. >> a plea from the owner of a disabled dog in contra costa county, the search for whoever

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. good morning to you. a nice shot there of the golden gate bridge. you can see the low clouds covering the top of the towers. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies expected for the west end of san francisco today.

this is some dramatic flooding video from colorado. the cars are just being washed away by raging floodwaters. this was happening on friday night and came after nearly an inch and a half of rain fell just west of colorado springs. several other cars were stranded and an entire highway did have to be shut down. the floodwaters also washed away a house in the town of manitou springs. one witness was nearly crushed by the floating house. >> the woman's house came rushing down. i saw it coming. i took my backpack off, hooked it to the bar that i was holding onto, and the house came rushing through the drainage ditch and literally touched my shoulder. >> scary story. authority say three people were hurt. one person is still missing. that area was ravaged by wildfires last year and that made it particularly vulnerable to the flash floods because the

soil was not absorbing much water. a medical examiner in connecticut will perform autopsies on the four victims of a neighborhood plane crash today. this morning four bodies were recovered from the wreckage. the plane crashed into two homes in east haven yesterday. two children in one of the homes were killed, ages 1 and 13. a former microsoft executive and his son were on the plane. they also died. firefighters say the scene was incredibly dangerous with two hours fires and the plane on fire between them plus the threat of electrocution. >> we had some problems with the power lines. they were power lines that fed the homes. they were arcing heavily upon arrival. that's another consideration and hazard for us. >> authorities say they believe the four found this morning were the only victims. . security may soon be stepped up at the laurel post office in oakland to try to stop thieves from breaking into a drop box

outside. postal workers say the mailbox has been broken into several times since june and they're trying to figure out how the thieves have been stealing from what's supposed to be a secure box. some people are worried someone will try to steal their identities. >> in my outgoing mail was not only $700 worth of checks, but an application for a credit union that had my mother's maiden name, social security number, birthday, everything. >> postal inspectors are asking more victims to come forward. drop off your mail inside that post office. people in berkeley are trying to stop the sale of a post office. they'll march out there. since july 27th, supporters have been camping outside the post office. at noon they plan to march between fedex, ups and uc berkeley. the march will begin and end at the berkeley post office. . a reward is being offered for the return of a wheelchair owned by a disabled dog in

richmond. the dog is a paraplegic dog that requires the use of a custom made wheelchair. yesterday the chair was stolen after he returned from a walk. the owner left it outside her home for a few minutes. when she came back, it was gone. >> it's a crime of opportunity. >> right. >> they did not know what they had. we'd like to get it back. >> she thinks whoever took it did not know what it was and just wanted it for the parts. she says the dog can't walk and needs the chair to get around. she has to carry him everywhere they go now. whoever returns the chair will get the reward, no questions asked. in our back to school segment, police, firefighters and paramedics will participate in what they're calling active shooter training. this will happen in the san leandro school district. the drill will give them a chance to practice what they should do if there was a gunman on campus. it's happening at san leandro high school from 2:00 to 5:00

p.m. new federal guidelines are giving palo alto schools healthier lunches. yesterday the district gave parents and students a chance to taste some new menu items. there are 20 new entrees including lasagna and sushi. the new guidelines also require adding foods to the menu like beans and red, green and orange vegetables. . ktvu.com has an entire back to school section to get you ready for the entire school year. it has start date force all bay area districts and ways to save on back to school shopping. we have also posted some pretty amusing pictures of their old school sphoat foats of our on air talent. . a teenager in australia is trying to beat a guiness world record by being the youngest pilot to fly around the world all by himself. >> the crazy dream. i didn't think it was achievable.

so a whole number of reasons. >> ryan campbell is just 19 years old. he started flying about four years ago. he says aviation is his life's passion. in june he took to the skies from australia. when he get bax home next month, he will have made 27 stops in 15 different countries. his only company an ipod and his go pro camera. the bay area could be home to another teen headed to the little league world series. the peninsula team that's one win away from a trip to their field of dreams. >> we're waking up with a blanket of low clouds, patchy drizzle in some cases. this afternoon sunshine and warmer temperatures. ♪

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child. it costs new parents in san jose on average $41,000 the first year of a newborn's life. that's nearly double the national average of $26,000. many parents say that new baby is priceless. >> don't let the cost scare you. it's super rewarding. i could not ask for anything better. >> santa cruz second on the list, san francisco ranked fourth. some of the factors included housing, child care, health care and baby items. the rankings were based on estimated costs. the actual numbers can be reduced if parents accept hand me downs and have relatives help with child care. josh redick had a night to remember. . >> he drills that one to right and that baby's gone. >> that baby is gone. a couple more babies went

bye-bye. three home runs last night for redick last night against the blue jays. he had just five homers on the season. a's bats liking the canadian air, going on to win 14-6. the offensive struggles continue for the giants. last night baltimore in town. giants down 2-1 bottom nine, hunter pence with the rbi single. all tied, threatening. buster posey is third. we have to go extra. or the yols did not wait long. they tacked on three in the tenth. the orioles win this one 5-2. you can see the giants taking on the orioles in game two of the series right here on ktvu, channel 2, coverage beginning at 1:00 p.m. a bay area baseball team is one step away from the world series ea' little league world series that is. the belmont redwood shores beat a team from arizona to move on to the western regional

championship game. that game is going to be played tonight in san bernardino. the winner goes on to the little league world series in williamsport, pennsylvania, later this month. good luck to them. we'll be crossing our fingers for a great game. >> couple viewing, watching parties for that team. the bay area definitely representing the little league. a lot of activity in the weather. we started pretty overcast at 7:00 a.m. right now we're still gray. subtle changes taking place. on the sho breeze is a little weaker. the marine layer is just a little shallower. the subtle changes will equal a slight warm-up for the afternoon. for today in a nutshell, we'll drive temperatures up a degree or two, perhaps three in some cases. morning clouds, patchy drizzle along the coast this morning. temperatures at this hour a tad warmer than yesterday. for the second half of the day,

just add a bit of warmth in the neighborhood and you are pretty much right about where we'll see and feel for the second half of the day. if you are going to see giants play, 63 degrees, partly cloudy at gametime, a westerly breeze picking up for the afternoon. downtown san francisco expected to warm to the mid- to upper 60s for the second half of the day. it will be a mile one. if you plan to hang out in san francisco for america's cup, maybe outside lands music festival, it will be cooler on the west end, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. this warm-up will come in very small increments. you may not really feel it today. tomorrow you may or may not feel it. upper 80s to low 90s tuesday and wednesday, mid- to upper 70s around the bay. new details in the tragic death of a sair saratoga high school student much the settlement reached in the audrie pott case. >> we'll head back to golden gate park.

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police say the man lunged at s.w.a.t. officers with a foot-long kitchen knife. the officers had gone to the home on san pedro avenue after the man told dispatchers that he had killed someone. after shooting the man, police found a woman's body inside the home. the identities of the man and woman have not been released. a funeral is being held today for 19-year-old kimberly chico. she was riding in a car last weekend when she was hit and killed by stray bullet. she was a nursing student at san jose state university. yesterday a judge denied bail for the man accused of firing the shot that killed her. 23-year-old johnny lozano is facing one count of murder. san francisco police are investigating two separate overnight shootings in the bayview hunter's point neighborhood. both shootings happened around 11:00 p.m. at the first shooting one man was hurt by flying glass after a bullet went through his windshield much at the second one man was shot in the arm and took himself to the hospital. the shootings happened nine minutes apart and less than a

mile away from each other. one person has been airs arrested in a triple stabbing in san francisco. it happened around 6:00 last night. police found three people who were stabbed and rushed them to the hospital. police say the stabbing does not appear to be gang related. four san francisco firefighters are recovering after getting injured in a fire on treasure island. the fire began late yesterday afternoon in a vacant building. flames spread to the roof of the structure. none of the injuries are considered life threatening. that fire in southern california, last night governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency for a southern california community threatened by the raging wildfire. the silver fire is burning about 20 miles west of palm springs near the community of banning.

cal fire says 18,000 acres have burned. the fire is 40% contained. warmer weather today could create tougher conditions for firefighters. cal fire says 18,000 acres have burned so far and flames have destroyed 26 homes and one business. there is some good news. authorities did lift some of the evacuation orders in the area. there are also fire concerns across the staitz at this time of year. they fear the situation is only going to get worse. the santa ana winds have not arrived yet. once they start blowing in a few weeks, they already increase fire danger and shoot through the roof. this year fire seen began about a month early due to the dry winter. . a glimmer of light as we look toward the east. we have that coming our way. more sunshine for today. we are waking up with plenty of

low clouds and patchy drizzle around the bay area. over the east bay hills it's well inland again. concord, livermore, pleasanton, san ramon reporting mostly cloudy skies. antioch, brentwood, fairfield mostly sunny and enjoying another nice day. temperatures will stay on the cool side. we are beginning to see a turn around. eventually we'll get back to that seasonal average. this system that has been bringing us the unseason plea cool weather is migrating north. it has not moved much in the last 24 hours but it's migrating slowly. as it does our temperatures will begin to warm. morning clouds, afternoon sun away from the coast. along the coast we'll be cloudy and cool again. the afternoon highs today slightly warmer than yesterday. the warming trend will continue. it will take a number of days before we really begin to feel the heat before it really feels like august again. i'll that have coming up. plenty of gray well inland, north, south, along the

coastline and the peninsula, east bay locations. temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s, slightly warmer than 24 hours ago, a degree or two. if you are going to outside lands music festival this afternoon, you will need a jacket, another round of cool weather expected in golden gate park, upper 50s to low 60s for the entire day. for highs 76 sonoma, 78 napa, 77 santa rosa. these numbers edging up a bit over yesterday. 71 in oakland, 70 in san leandro, mid-80s brentwood. 76 for san jose, 77 saratoga, santa cruz, partly cloudy to mostly sunny, 74, 75 redwood city, 66 in san francisco, 70 san bruno. if you are going giants game, low 60s about gametime. there is the warmer pattern.

temperatures will be slightly warmer sunday, monday a bit warmer than that. tuesday, wednesday some of the

. some students from 242 schools' cross the state have allegedly posted images of the

star achievement test on various soacialt media sites. the worst cases involve 16 schools from stiewbtss posted actual test. four bay area high schools were among that list of schools. yesterday one official described some of the photos. >> images of test booklet covers, images of what we call bubble art, where a student may craft a message through the filling in of bubbles. >> officials say the 16 schools where test questions were leaked could lose some state funding and become ineligible for performance awards. some of the 286 students from mills high school in millbrae have started retaking the advanced placement exam because last not college board invalidated may's test scores based on seating arrangements which they say failed to follow protocol.

students who started retaking the exam yesterday attached letters of protest to the tests. >> that's not how justice works in america. we want to have a thorough investigation. we want to have a proper appeals process. that's what we're asking the college board to do in addition to giving back our scores. >> many of the student say they don't understand the college board's ruling as no one has been accused of cheating. a lawsuit has been shifted to the federal court. . parking officers in san francisco are now using pictures to back up the tickets they are righting. on july 10 the san francisco municipal transportation agency began enforcing the new directive. officers are now required to take pictures of all infractions. instead they're focusing on vehicles that are blocking driveways, parking on sidewalks or those that vile construction zone restrictions. about 600 photos have been taken so far. san francisco police are using twitter to crack down on bicycle theft. the department is sending out

alerts about stolen bikes and posting pictures of the bikes they've recovered. the tweets also include tips on how to prevent bike theft. police estimate more than 4,000 bicycles were stolen in san francisco last year. there is a warning about an internet scam involving vacation rentals in south lake tahoe. thieves have been posting fake ads on vacation rental websites using real photos to make the ads look real. they email fake rental agreements to the victims and make them wire money to an account. the victims find out it was a scam when they show up to the home. in all the cases the cell phone on the screen 940-238-4477 is on the rental agreement. at least three families have been victimized by this scam. a new tv show for wine lovers based in napa. the famous names from the bay area taking part. . >> some bands taking the stage in a custom hours here at the outside lands music festival in

golden gate park. we'll tell you why this is not the only popular event happening today in san francisco. . >> let's go from san francisco across the bay to oakland. i-880 looking great on this saturday morning. a little busy last night with the raiders game. so far so good on the good old nimitz. we'll be right back. even 4 services you want to build the bundle that works for you. [ female announcer ] call at&t now! choose a u-verse triple play bundle for just $79 a month, our new low price.

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don't sink deeper into addiction. pull yourself out! . welcome back. take a look at that shot. what a beautiful one. we got a live look at the golden gate bridge. fog just floating across the top of the towers there. . let's recap the top stories. authorities still trying to identify a body that was found

during the search for a missing woman from oakland. crews were looking for 50-year-old sandra coke yesterday when they found the body of a woman off cherry glen road in vacaville. coke has been missing since sunday. bart talks will resume in 15 minutes. negotiators are set to get to the table at 10:00 a.m. governor jerry brown says he will seek a court ordered two month cooling off period to prevent a strike on monday if no deal is reached by the end of the weekend. 65,000 people will jam into golden gate park today for the second day of the outside lands music festival. alex savage is live in san francisco with what to expect later this morning. >> reporter: good morning. if you are coming into the city today, you are going to have some company. outside lands music festival is one of several popular events happening in san francisco today. yesterday the three day festival kicked off with a one of a kind performance from a music legend. & ain't got nothing

but love, baby, eight days a week & . >> last night music fans were treated to a three hour set from sir paul mccartney who capped off day one of outside lands music festival. the crowd about 65,000 people on hand to take in the show. this is the first value's sixth year. it sold out fast. there is a lot of great music, a lot of fun. the show can be a bit of a hassle for people who live near golden gate park. some of them complain about noisy festival goers who had too much to drink. one woman told me it's really her least favorite time of the year. >> cause it's noisy especially when you have a baby. it wakes him up in the middle of the night. so i don't like the idea of them being here. i'm sure it brings money to the city, so it's good for the city, i guess. but not good for the neighborhood. >> reporter: here's a look at what will be a very busy day in san francisco. outside lands music festival begins at noon. the music goes until 10:00 p.m.

there is also 49ers fan fest at candlestick park at noon. then the giants are at home playing the orioles with a 1:00 first pitch at at&t park. and don't forget about america's cup. big crowds along the embarcadero. they have a race that gets underway on the bay at 1:00 p.m. if you are heading into the city expect some serious traffic. you probably want to leave early today. today's lineup at outside lands music festival includes bands like phoenix and nine inch nails, the headliner tonight. the gates open it the public here in golden gate park 11:00 a.m. back to you. . >> as you just heard, the america's cup race is today. little rosa could advance to the finals against new zealand. yesterday italy's skipper

criticized oracle team u.s.a. after a body pllder found lead pellets hidden in the boats oracle used in the america's cup world series. oracle forfeited its trophies and may be penalized by an international jury. a tv show based on wine country is in the works. the show featuring wine, food, arts and celebrities is being planned by a napa financial planner and a bay area television producer. it will be produced in a new studio in downtown napa. celebrities to be featured include robin williams, francis ford coppola and rick stringfield. three million time warner cable customers continue to be blocked from watching cbs shows. time warner and cbs are not expected to negotiate this weekend. customers are looking to other means to find cbs programming. they are being directed to mobile apps and online video services. time warner has blacked out cbs programming in new york, los

angeles, and dallas. cbs and time warner are fighting over how much time weren't pays to carry cbs networks. according to a new report, google is the toughest place in silicon valley to land a job. creert site glass door ranked companies based on what employees said about the interview process. google ranked 3.6 on a difficulty scale that ranged from 1 to 5. other silicon valley companies include facebook and guidewire that made the list. apple is on a hiring spree. they've posted hundreds of open positions. most of them are in kill condition valley and most of the jobs are in engineering. their also openings in legal, operations, marketing and finance. apple is crediting devoted fans of its products and extra revenue for the ability to hire more staff. embattled san diego mayor bob filner is out of intensive therapy a week early. he is under mounting pressure to

resign amid a sexual harassment scandal. his attorneys say owe left therapy friday and would not be back to work for at least another week. eleven women have accused mayor bob filner of sexual harassment while he was mayor or congressman. he rs has refused to resign. tomorrow the u.s. will reopen 18 em baa seize or consulates that were closed due to terrorist threats. one in yemen and one in pakistan will stay shut down. the state department did not discuss the reasons for the reopenings but says there is ongoing concern for al-qaeda attacks in the arabian peninsula. more than 2 million aiks of forest have burned because of wildfires this year. nasa is helping fire departments get the jump on the firefight. nasa has 14 different satellites routinely oak the earth at all times. those are used for a variety of experiments but can also identify wildfires long before they may be visible to fire

officials. >> we can see fires about every 90 minutes from some of our different satellites as they pass over head. that allows to us relay information directly to for sefs, fire managers and other protected area managers around the world so, quickly that in some cases you might get a text message within 30 minutes of a nasa satellite detecting a fire in your park. >> data also helps scientists better understand how climate change is affecting wildfire danger. it's only the preseason but the raiders are giving fans some hope. last night they beat dallas 19-17 at the coliseum. it was a rookie on stole the show. check that out. he connects with another rookie. what a moment.

we'll have the raiders against new orleans next friday at 5:00 p.m. let's talk about the 49er faithful. they'll be headed to candlestick today to be part of the last 49ers fan fest to be held at candle stick park. there will be live music, a kid zone, face painting and photo booths. this will be the only time that training camp is going to be open to the public. the parking lot will open in about 6 minutes. the festival starts at noon. then you can watch practice from 2:00 to 4:00. 49ers alumni and the gold rush cheerleaders and some current players will be on has not to sign autographs for lucky fans. that even if you do not have a ticket yet is all sold out. when we returning breaking news of a fatal fall in a marin county garage. we'll be right back.

. we're following some

breaking news for you. we have learned that a person died this morning in a fall at a san rafael parking garage. san rafael police tell us that the male victim fell to his death around 7:30 this morning. a person in the parking garage on third and c street found the victim. he apparently fell in the garage, not off the structure. his death appears to be accidental. the garage has been closed but is set to reopen in a few minutes. >> in the 10:00 howrks here's rosemary orozco. >> good morning to you. a warmer pattern settling in. today temperatures just slightly warmer than yesterday. it will take a few days before we really begin to feel it. here is a look at your time line. in the 10:00 hour, upper 50s to low 60s around the bay and inland, partly cloudy to mostly sunny in time for lunch. upper 50s with mostly cloudy skies at the coast. mid-60s for the bay. low 70s inland. afternoon highs today

widespread mid-60s to low 70s around the bay, low 80s for some of the warmest locations. you can see here we will creep our way back to the seasonal average. it takes a few days. tuesday into wednesday warmer weather will be here. >> thank you. >> that's our report for this morning. we appreciate you making us your choice for news. >> don't forget ktvu.com. look at 'em.

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